Sentence examples for is ambiguous with from inspiring English sources

The role of regulation in innovation, however, is ambiguous with regard to CCB reuse.

It is ambiguous with respect to the relationships of the three classes.

The immediate effect is ambiguous, with some states losing revenue and others gaining, and the governors took no position.

Both Mr. Audiard and Mr. Bidegain admit that the title, "A Prophet," is ambiguous, with an explanation that emerges only gradually during the film.

Corals thanks to their chemical and structural characteristics similar to those of the human cancellous bone have shown great potential but clinical data presented to date is ambiguous with both positive and negative outcomes reported.

This declaration appears not to cover CIA detainees and is ambiguous with respect to the interpretation of Common Article 3 and the definition of "humane treatment".

'I like to push at things, to be ambiguous with the lyrics.

The car's looks are ambiguous, with no defining feature that jumps out at me as really, really distinct.

The reaction in Russia to the fan violence has been ambiguous, with some officials cheering on the violence in their comments and on social media.

Several items that appear to have little discriminative ability and others that are ambiguous with respect to the orientations they are intended to represent have been identified.

Finally, one third of the women walked into an office that was ambiguous with respect to his attitudes: it was decorated with a university banner and a bottle of Snapple.